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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
The brewpub and restaurant has been in business downtown since 2017.
A warehouse addition is under consideration, as are new products, says President Luke Kuschmeader.
The project involves repurposing the decommissioned James River Power Station.
The restaurant is slated to close at that space later this month.
Growth continues at the company's North Mulroy Road facility.
Subject to board approval, Brad Bodenhausen would succeed the retiring Jim Baker in a VP role.
Christian Action Ministries is using a former arcade and laser tag property for food storage.
Heavily traveled road that serves Springfield Underground would be improved through federal grant.
The participants span multiple industries.
Lost Signal Brewing Co. to close
Dance studio to take place of Primas in Chesterfield Village
Leadership Springfield unveils next Signature Class participants
Kuat Racks evaluates expansion of Springfield operation
City issues RFQ for Lake Springfield master plan
After more than four years in the works, an expansion to St. Louis' downtown convention center has started.
Hoffmann Family of Cos., which is investing $150 million to turn Augusta, Missouri, into a wine tourism destination, has installed new …
JPMorgan Chase shareholders voted against a $52.6 million retention bonus for CEO Jamie Dimon.
A U.S. division of German insurance firm Allianz agreed to pay more than $6 billion for a "massive fraudulent scheme," according to federal …
Netflix announced 150 employee layoffs.
U.K. inflation hit a 40-year high in April.
Finland and Sweden formally submitted applications to join the NATO military alliance.
Lowe's reported a bigger-than-expected drop in same-store sales during its latest quarter.
A 33-year-old Vietnamese restaurant in St. Louis is closing its doors.
Joplin City Council voted to send a decision on new property taxes to voters.
SBJ honors 20 people for business and community endeavors.
Mercy Springfield Communities President is the June 15 guest for the monthly series.
The expanded facility is expected to reach annual revenue of $650M.
Kristen Haseltine transitions to role from nonprofit sector.
In the maker space, individuals, nonprofits and for-profit businesses from the region are invited to tinker and create free of charge.
Student Advocacy Services defends rights of special needs students.
